Login
RegisterVertigoMotel wrote:
Imagine if you DID have that kind of power? Worrying times.
Mod powers...
Subscribe | 
Back to Rock/Metal Mr Bungle
Tell people about this topic: Total Posts: 25 Posts
Posted: Thu 25th Sep 2008, 12:26 pm 1337 []D05te|2
Talked to this brunette in a low cut shirt with the kind of rack that could get Charmin Ultra toilet rolls hard.
- Posted: Thu 25th Sep 2008, 12:38 pm
Pauly™ wrote:
Post your favourite Bungle tunes/videos here! Show Patton some <3
Adobe Flash Player could not be loaded.
YouTube Video
Please install or upgrade to the latest version.vid no longer available but i heard this before when adam played the vid via this thread.
possibly the worst thing i have ever heard in my life, it made my ears want to bleed - i kinda wish they had to block out the awful noise!
Last edited by P1nkRabb1t, Thu 25th Sep 2008, 12:39 pm.I'm sorry, I don't speak pineapple.
Lizard <3 - Posted: Thu 25th Sep 2008, 8:22 pm
Not a fan of dissonance and atonal sounds then... I wouldn't really call it noisy though, this is noisy.
Adobe Flash Player could not be loaded.
YouTube Video
Please install or upgrade to the latest version.Last edited by Pauly (>'.')>, Thu 25th Sep 2008, 8:22 pm.1337 []D05te|2
Talked to this brunette in a low cut shirt with the kind of rack that could get Charmin Ultra toilet rolls hard. - Posted: Thu 25th Sep 2008, 8:31 pm no, its sounded like it was being played backwards or all jumbled up. the person who constructed it was clearly deaf or something. ive not listened to the other vid, i am affraid for my ears
I'm sorry, I don't speak pineapple.
Lizard <3 - Posted: Thu 25th Sep 2008, 8:43 pm
Pauly™ wrote:
Not a fan of dissonance and atonal sounds then... I wouldn't really call it noisy though, this is noisy.
Adobe Flash Player could not be loaded.
YouTube Video
Please install or upgrade to the latest version.TUNE!
If only it were longer
G/T - leprikorn .
- Posted: Thu 25th Sep 2008, 8:44 pm
Ah well, in Mr. Bungles case they're an avant garde band who mix death metal, jazz, ska, samples, and just about any/every other genre, mix it all together during songs and then get a cult following. You have to sort of listen your way along a musical path before you end up 'getting it', it's like, you listen to stuff, get used to it, then want something heavier, faster, more technical or weirder, rinse/repeat until you're listening to Dying Fetus thinking 'I need something more crazy than this.'
Presuming you like say, really hard dance, I'm sure you never started off liking it as a young'un; you listened to the easy-available stuff on radio and TV, then heard something a bit crazier you liked that set you off, until you're nodding your head to a distorted 909 kickdrum grinning while your friends are like 'thas nooooise mun!'
1337 []D05te|2
Talked to this brunette in a low cut shirt with the kind of rack that could get Charmin Ultra toilet rolls hard. - Posted: Thu 25th Sep 2008, 8:45 pm
HookerWivAPenis wrote:
TUNE!
If only it were longer
Dude, my friend ripped me this album by Agoraphobic Nosebleed called Altered States of America: 99 songs in like 25 minutes. That's grind for you!
1337 []D05te|2
Talked to this brunette in a low cut shirt with the kind of rack that could get Charmin Ultra toilet rolls hard. - Posted: Thu 25th Sep 2008, 8:48 pm
Pauly™ wrote:
Ah well, in Mr. Bungles case they're an avant garde band who mix death metal, jazz, ska, samples, and just about any/every other genre, mix it all together during songs and then get a cult following. You have to sort of listen your way along a musical path before you end up 'getting it', it's like, you listen to stuff, get used to it, then want something heavier, faster, more technical or weirder, rinse/repeat until you're listening to Dying Fetus thinking 'I need something more crazy than this.'
Presuming you like say, really hard dance, I'm sure you never started off liking it as a young'un; you listened to the easy-available stuff on radio and TV, then heard something a bit crazier you liked that set you off, until you're nodding your head to a distorted 909 kickdrum grinning while your friends are like 'thas nooooise mun!'
This is a perfect example
Adobe Flash Player could not be loaded.
YouTube Video
Please install or upgrade to the latest version.G/T - leprikorn .
- Posted: Tue 30th Sep 2008, 10:14 pm
Would have loved to have seen them live touring their first album...
Adobe Flash Player could not be loaded.
YouTube Video
Please install or upgrade to the latest version.1337 []D05te|2
Talked to this brunette in a low cut shirt with the kind of rack that could get Charmin Ultra toilet rolls hard. - Posted: Wed 1st Oct 2008, 10:21 am
Pauly™ wrote:
Ah well, in Mr. Bungles case they're an avant garde band who mix death metal, jazz, ska, samples, and just about any/every other genre, mix it all together during songs and then get a cult following. You have to sort of listen your way along a musical path before you end up 'getting it', it's like, you listen to stuff, get used to it, then want something heavier, faster, more technical or weirder, rinse/repeat until you're listening to Dying Fetus thinking 'I need something more crazy than this.'
Presuming you like say, really hard dance, I'm sure you never started off liking it as a young'un; you listened to the easy-available stuff on radio and TV, then heard something a bit crazier you liked that set you off, until you're nodding your head to a distorted 909 kickdrum grinning while your friends are like 'thas nooooise mun!'
Speaking of jazz, have you heard the band Estradasphere?
[Satan]
"Your weakness feeds me strength, Cause I've been born again in my malevolence."
http://vampirefreaks.com/u/x_only_ash_remains_x
